Sentence examples for safety faces from inspiring English sources

The government insider who witnesses fraud, waste, abuse, illegality or a risk of serious public safety faces certain retaliation or firing if he attempts to disclose internally.

As we begin 2015, medical product safety faces new and continuing challenges.

A spokesperson for Balpa added: "Lasers are one of the growing threats to flight safety faced by pilots along with fatigue, weakening regulation and security.

Villa, bottom of the table and 12 points from safety, face relegation from the Premier League and Bernstein knows it will be a struggle to find new owners.

Sometimes, for reasons of safety, face-to-face contact isn't possible, but regular meet-ups allow adoptees to grow up with a realistic view of their biological parents, avoiding the birth family fantasies that sometimes drive adoptees to search for their family in secret using social networking sites.

If SSI is not taken into account in analysis and design properly; the accuracy in assessing the structural safety, facing earthquakes, could not be reliable.

Among health care professionals within the hospital organization, clinical pharmacists can fulfil a vital role in improving medication safety by face-to-face interaction with physicians and patients [ 15- 17].

In order to demonstrate to patients the adverse effects of self-focused attention and safety behaviours, face-to-face CT uses an in-session experiential exercise in which patients engage in a social task while alternately focusing on themselves and using safety behaviours or focusing externally and dropping key safety behaviours (see McManus et al., 2009 for an evaluation of this procedure).

But drowsy driving, which the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety calls "one of the most significant, unrecognized traffic safety problems," faces tougher legal hurdles.

The highway safety agency faces a variety of problems in determining the reliablity of the data on the rate of claims for tread separation.

It has been described as a "beacon of best practice" when it comes to safety, yet faces closure as a result of incidents many would argue the club could not have prevented.